Rec Ball Times

AIDAN HUFF COMES OUT OF RETIREMENT
It has been confirmed that Team Coveno has signed the former rec point guard this afternoon. After weeks of deliberation the two sides have finally come to an agreement. Huff has agreed to a one year 22 Million dollar contract with Team Coveno. He not only fills an empty point guard position on the Team but also rounds out a strong senior core including Coveno, Gavel and Scott. Huff retired from rec ball two years ago, after being frustrated with refs constantly giving him "bad carrying calls" but due to the dire situation of Team Coveno he has agreed to give the championship one last shot. Team Coveno is excited to not only have his skill set but also his beautiful long hair.

Drew Stone Signs with Team Stark
The undersized point guard has agreed to a two year 16 Million dollar contract with Team Stark. The deal does allow Stone to opted into the free agency market at the end of this season if he so choses. Stark, already a guard heavy team, is looking to break the record for the number of available guards. Although Stark was able to overcome their size problems in week one, they now will also have to deal with an 11 man rotation which is always tough to manage.

Rumors Circulate around the Return of Ryan Teduits
After missing week 1 with a torn meniscus, Ryan Teduits is "excited to get back onto the court". Although Team Teduits survived a week 1 match up against Team Gingras, they will certainly need the junior shooting guard in their week 2 game against Team Dawson. Some do worry about how productive the guard will be in his return. He hasn't worked out since his football season ending injury 2 months ago and his ailing knee may affect the consistency of his jump shot. Despite these concerns, Ryan will provide some much needed leadership and experience to the very young Team Teduits.